Title: Putting Baby to Sleep on Animal Fur May Lower Asthma Risk: Study
Category: Health News
Created: 9/7/2014 7:35:00 PM
Last Editorial Review: 9/8/2014 12:00:00 AM
The North Korean regime is cracking down on international embassies and their use of WiFi networks, after reports suggested locals were connecting to the internet via them. The excellent North Korea Tech blog reports that embassies had been ordered to encrypt and password lock their networks, or reduce their strength, to prevent North Koreans taking advantage of them — but now they are banned subject to government approval. A report from The Diplomat in August suggested that the WiFi networks were so alluring that many North Koreans were buying up houses covered by the signals. These reports follow similar stories that…
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Don’t take this as cause to run and dump your wallet and dismantle your mining rig, but there’s something fishy going on in the Bitcoin community today. An old email address from Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious figure behind the creation of the cryptocurrency, seems to have been compromised. Bitcointalk.org founder Theymos revealed on the forum earlier on Monday that he had received a suspicious email from an address previously attributed to Nakamoto on the gmx.com domain. “Michael, send me some coins before I hitman you,” the letter reportedly read. Around the same time, the Bitcoin repository on Sourceforge was defaced to point…
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Don’t take this as cause to run and dump your wallet and dismantle your mining rig, but there’s something fishy going on in the Bitcoin community today. An old email address from Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious figure behind the creation of the cryptocurrency, seems to have been compromised. Bitcointalk.org founder Theymos revealed on the forum earlier on Monday that he had received a suspicious email from an address previously attributed to Nakamoto on the gmx.com domain. “Michael, send me some coins before I hitman you,” the letter reportedly read. Around the same time, the Bitcoin repository on Sourceforge was defaced to point…
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